What to Do If You Scratch Someone Else's Car While Driving a Shared Car?
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After a vehicle scratch accident occurs, you should immediately choose a suitable location to stop the car. After stopping, firmly apply the handbrake as required, cut off the power, and turn off the engine. Confirm the safety conditions of both parties involved. If personal safety is compromised in the scratch accident, you should call the police immediately. Check the condition of the vehicles. It is advisable to use digital tools to record the scene. For example, use the photo function of your mobile phone or a portable digital camera. Record the information of both vehicles and their owners. It is necessary to note down the license plate numbers, driver's licenses, vehicle registration certificates, insurance certificates, and other relevant information of both parties. Determine liability and reach an agreement. Common scenarios include: failing to maintain a safe distance, rear-ending the vehicle in front, where the rear vehicle is responsible; or a motor vehicle changing lanes, affecting the moving vehicle.